As you drag yourself through campus during the dreaded closing of each semester, a.k.a. finals season, it is not unlikely for ...

The following is an uncut interview. It is not meant as an endorsement of AIM's actions or Adam Guillette's beliefs.

Over 50 Charlotte community activists gathered at Romare Bearden Park and marched a half mile to Trade and Tryon streets, ...

They say you are either in or out, left or right, gay or straight. Pick a side. Pick a label. Pick a lane and stay in it.

Accuracy in Media (AIM) is a nonprofit, right-wing news organization founded in 1969 by economist Reed Irvine, who fought ...

Today, in the city of Charlotte, thousands of families, students and community members are being targeted regardless of ...

You may not know this, but Pride Month comes with a kind of baggage that even the most ardent allies may be totally unaware ...

UNC Charlotte's Black Alumni Chapter (BAC) made campus history while honoring their own culture on Saturday night. "Black ...

The Charlotte Ballet lost a $15,000 grant that would have supported the ballet's Reach program, which provides need-based dance scholarships to students who demonstrate potential for dance training.

Dining options on campus include Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, Bojangles, Subway, Panda Express and many more. Each has its contributing factors, making it the top spot for students to choose where to eat.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper speaks with the Niner Times about the importance of college student votes in the November elections. Cooper also touches on important issues for UNC Charlotte students, ...